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Monday, November 10, 2025

Παρουσίαση Βιβλίου ¨Κόκκινα Πρίσματα" (Κώστας Παπαποστολόπουλος)

 

Την Τέταρτη 12 Νοεμβρίου, ώρα 19.00μμ, στο Βιβλιοπωλείο Ευριπίδης οδός Ανδρέα Παπανδρέου ΧΑΛΛΑΝΔΡΙ (Στη στοά), θα λάβει χώρα η παρουσίαση του βιβλίου Του Κώστα Παπαποστολόπουλου (Διαχειριστή - Blogger των URBAN ASPIRINES) "ΚΟΚΚΙΝΑ ΠΡΙΣΜΑΤΑ" Εκδόσεις 24 γράμματα.
Όσοι πιστοί προσέλθετε! 
Σας Παραθέτω αυτούσιο το κείμενο για το βιβλίο το οποίο δημοσιεύθηκε στο Λογοτεχνικό τεύχος (Book Lovers) Νο 874 στις 06 - 11 - 2025 στην εφημερίδα - περιοδικό "LIFO".
                        


Ένα βιβλίο για τη συμφιλίωση με τον εαυτό μας, που σε κάνει μέρος της αφήγησης. 


  "Ένα κείμενο (ιστορία; Προσωπική κατάθεση;) Που σε αιχμαλωτίζει και το πας Non-Stop ως το τέλος. Που οι κοφτές προτάσεις και περιγραφές του ξυπνούν και σκαλίζουν την ψυχή σου. Ξεθωριασμένες αναμνήσεις αποκτούν ευωδιά και χρώμα. Μια ιστορία που αισθάνεσαι μέρος της με ενεργή συμμετοχή. Διερωτάσαι που μπορεί να φθάσει το παιχνίδι του μυαλού στον πόνο. Που μπορεί εσύ να φτάσεις. Ένα βιβλίο που σε αγγίζει, σε συνεπαίρνει, άκρως περιγραφικό και έντονα λυρικό."
Κρίστι Βαρβέρη, Κινηματογραφίστρια.
   Ο Κώστας Παπαποστολόπουλος επιστρέφει με το νέο του βιβλίο Κόκκινα Πρίσματα, που κυκλοφορεί από τις εκδόσεις 24 Γράμματα, ένα λογοτεχνικό έργο που ισορροπεί ανάμεσα στο όνειρο και την εξομολόγηση. Μέσα από μια αφήγηση που σε κάνει να συμμετέχεις στην πλοκή, ο συγγραφέας μας βυθίζει σε έναν κόσμο όπου τα συναισθήματα ισορροπούν ανάμεσα στο φως και το σκοτάδι, στη συγχώρεση και την αδυναμία συμφιλίωσης με τον εαυτό μας.
  Όπως γράφει η δημοσιογράφος Φωτεινή Ανέστη, "Το βιβλίο περιγράφει την αδυναμία συμφιλίωσης με την ψυχή μας, μέσα σε έναν αδιάκοπο αγώνα διαφυγής από την ίδια την ύπαρξή μας. Ποιο είναι το σωστό και ποιο είναι το λάθος; 'Οποίος αγαπάει συγχωρεί τα πάντα".

  Τα Κόκκινα Πρίσματα ξεπερνούν την κλασσική φόρμα της αφήγησης, δημιουργώντας ένα παιχνίδι ανάμεσα στην εικόνα, τον ήχο και το συναίσθημα.  
                                     



  Ο Κώστας Παπαποστολόπουλος έχει σπουδάσει Σκηνοθεσία στο Πανεπιστήμιο DAMS της Μπολόνια και αρμονία - σύνθεση στη Βενετία, έπειτα από δέκα χρόνια σπουδών πιάνου στο Εθνικό Ωδείο Χαλανδρίου. Το 1994 παρουσίασε στην Γκαλερί των Γλάρων του Γιάννη Γαλάτη στη Μύκονο την έκθεση

σκηνοθετημένης φωτογραφίας με τίτλο ¨Παρακμή και Γυμνό", ενώ το 1995 παρουσιάζει στην Ελλάδα και στο εξωτερικό την έκθεση σκηνοθετημένης φωτογραφίας "Γένεσις". Τον Σεπτέμβριο της ίδιας χρονιάς, το διήγημά του Η Δροσοσταλίδα της Ανατολής κυκλοφορεί από τον εκδοτικό οίκο Ομπρέλα, ενώ το 2007 ιδρύει το μουσικό, εικαστικό και λογοτεχνικό διαδικτυακό μπλογκ "URBAN ASPIRINES" όπου δημοσιεύει σπάνιο μουσικό υλικό, κόμικς, εικαστικά, διηγήματά του και ποιήματά του. Το μπλογκ αυτήν τη στιγμή πλησιάζει τα επτά εκατομμύρια επισκέπτες.

Saturday, November 08, 2025

The Third Bardo: I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time 1967 (2018)

 

The Third Bardo was an American psychedelic and garage rock band from New York City, New York.


Their name is a reference to the book The Tibetan Book of the Dead. The group existed for a brief time in the late 1960s. In 1967 they released their only single, "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time", a song co-written by Rusty Evans (a.k.a. Marcus Uzilevsky), a former folk singer and leader of the psychedelic proto-punk band The Deep, and Vicky Pike, the wife of the record's arranger and producer Teddy Randazzo.
                          

The Third Bardo recorded just one single, "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time," which appeared on

Roulette in 1967. That one single, however, is lauded by many collectors as one of the greatest 1960s garage/psychedelic tracks. With its mysterious lead guitar lines that recalled the theme to the Twilight Zone, Eastern-like minor melody, creepy organ, and one of the most definitive sub-Jagger garage snarl lead vocals ever, 
                       
 

It was worthy of more exposure than it got. However, although it got some airplay on the East Coast, it was pulled off the radio, lead singer Jeff Monn has recalled, because of perceived drug associations,


although in fact there are no overt drug references in the lyrics. 
The Third Bardo's material, oddly, was produced by Teddy Randazzo, who had been a singer in the 1950s, and then later producer for Little Anthony & the Imperials. His session with the Third Bardo was far weirder than could have possibly been expected given his resume, the group laying down ominous psychedelia with Eastern-influenced melodies and odd sound effects. 
                        

Six tracks were recorded at the Third Bardo's one and only session, much of the material co-written by

Rusty Evans, who had helped craft similarly strange stuff for the Deep. Aside from "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time," however, just one song, its B-side "Rainbow Life," was released. The other four cuts (including an alternate version of "Rainbow Life") would surface much later on Sundazed's 2000 10", six-song EP The Third Bardo. 
                                  

After the Third Bardo broke up in 1967, Monn went solo and did an album for Vanguard in the late '60s,

changing his name to Chris Moon for another solo album that came out on CBS/Kinetic in 1970. Jeff Beck considered hiring Monn as his singer in 1971, but the pair didn't hit it off and nothing came of it.
                            

LINE - UP
                          



Jeff Monn - Lead Vocals
Damian kelly - Bass
Rivky Goldclang - Guitar
Richie Seslowe - Guitar
Bruce Gineberg - Drums

The Third Bardo – I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time
Label: Sundazed Music – none
Country: Worldwide
Recorded 1967
Released: Jun 17, 2018
Genre: Rock
Style: Garage Rock

TRACKS

                        


01. I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time    2:13
02. Rainbow Life    2:36
03. Dawn Of Tomorrow    2:10
04. Lose Your Mind    2:12
05. Rainbow Life (Alternate Version)    2:12
06. I Can Understand Your Problem    2:15

NOTES


Recorded 1967

Flac Size: 175 MB

Friday, November 07, 2025

The Churchill's: The Churchill's 1968

 

The Churchill's was one of the first Israeli rock bands, formed by Yitzhak Klepter. They later became the


backing band of Arik Einstein on his late 1960s and early 1970s rock efforts which helped the genre breakthrough in Israel. The Churchills story began in Israel in 1965, when Mickey Gavriellov noticed Haim Romano playing a mandolin for a small group of friends. Gavriellov, who wanted to be in a band, started following Romano around with his guitar, trying desperately to get noticed. 
                                    


Gavriellov soon started playing bass with guitarist Yitzchak Klepter, drummer Ami Treibich, and vocalist

Selvin Lifshitz. Going under assorted names, including Tequila and the Whisperers, the band soon added Romano on lead guitar. The group soon became known as Churchill's Hermits (in tribute to Herman's Hermits), and eventually just the Churchills. "Churchill" was a nickname Klepter had been tagged with in high school because of his resemblance to the late English prime minister. 
                       

This Psychedelic and hard rock band from Israel, active from 1965 until 1973, in 2015, and from 2018 to

present. Their name was a nickname given to original guitarist Yitzhak Klepter, whose appearance reminded the other band members of a young Winston Churchill. In Hebrew they were הצ'רצ'ילים, literally "The Churchills." When they relocated to England and signed with a British label they temporarily changed the name to Jericho Jones as it was feared an Israeli band calling themselves Churchill's would not be appreciated. 
                                 

The band soon released its first single, "Too Much in Love to Hear," a Huxley original, backed with Solomon's "Talk to Me." Not long after the single was released, the band ventured to Denmark, where

they spent four months opening for Deep Purple. Romano recalled, "We had hundred-watt Marshall amps. They [Deep Purple] had six- hundred watt Marshalls. When we played, we turned our amps low and the club owner complained that we were too loud. When Deep Purple got up, they turned up loud and blew the fucking place, and the owner loved it! We couldn't believe it! One night... we decided to turn our tiny amps up full volume and the owner fired us." 
                                

When the band returned to Israel, they were asked to create a soundtrack for the film A Woman's Case, a bizarre movie about an advertising executive who falls for and later plots to kill a lesbian

fashion model.
The songs Huxley, Solomon and Gavriellov wrote for the movie became the basis for the band's 1968 self-titled debut album. This album, which according to Record Collector magazine is one of the rarest psychedelic albums in the world, put all of the group's strengths on display, from "So Alone Today" and "Strange People," which recall Jimi Hendrix and the Doors respectively, to "Debka" and "Subsequent Final," which showcased their Mediterranean influences. 
                              

The original Israeli release and some reissues of their second album give the name of the band as Jericho Jones in English and הצ'רצ'ילים in Hebrew. The name was shortened to Jericho for their

third album.
After returning to Israel in 1972 they returned to the original name and, after some personnel changes, they became The New Churchills before disbanding. The four surviving members from the 1970-72 lineup reunited for two concerts in 2015 which resulted in a new double live album. They released a single from their forthcoming album, their first new studio recording since 1972, Messianic Times, on February 3rd, 2020.
                            

The Churchills' sole album is above average for a rare psychedelic late-'60s obscurity, and an

important document as the only Israeli psychedelic record to achieve even a bit of an international cult,
but not as interesting as some of the buzz generated on the collector's circuit may have you believe. Heavily influenced by both West Coast psychedelia and late-'60s British hard rock, there's often a Jack Bruce-type resonance to the vocals, and a garage-Doors vibe to the guitar-organ interplay and spacy-but-somber lyrics. 
                                   

Sometimes they let more of a Middle Eastern element into play, as on "Subsequent Final," a mandolin

tune which sounds like a psychedelic hora dance. The CD reissue adds four bonus tracks from early-1970s singles, including covers of Led Zeppelin's "Living Loving" and the Beatles' "She's a Woman," that are more run-of-the-mill hard rock.
                           

Churchill's = צ'רצ'ילים – Churchill's = צ'רצ'ילים
Label: Hed-Arzi – BAN-15591
Series: קלאסיקה ישראלית במחיר נוסטלגי
Format: CD, Album, Reissue 1991
Country: Israel
Released: 1968
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock

TRACKS
                          

SONGS FROM THE SOUNDTRACK OF "A WOMAN'S CASE"    
    
01. Open Up Your Eyes    2:51
02. Song From The Sea    2:18
03. Pictures In My Mind    1:54
04. Comics    3:48
05. Where You're Gone    3:21
06. Strangulation    2:18
07. Straight People    3:51
08. Subsequent Final    6:17
09. So Alone Today    3:35
10. Debka   4:46
Producer, Written-By – Noam Sheriff

BONUS TRACKS        
    
11. Living Loving   2:36
Written-By – Page, Plant
12. Signs Of You    5:04
Written-By – Triebich, Romano
13. She's A Woman  4:00 
Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
14. Sunshine Man   3:17

LINE - UP


Bass, Vocals, Producer [Assistance] – Michael Gabriellov
Drums – Amy Triebitch
Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals – Haim Romano
Guitar, Vocals – Rob Huxley
Vocals, Producer – Stan Solomon
Written-By – Huxley (tracks: 1 to 10, 14), Solomon (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9, 10)

NOTES


Recorded at Kolonor Studios, Tel Aviv, Israel 1968
Origianlly released in 1969 on LP: Hed-Arzi BAN-14106

Flac Size: 319 MB

Wednesday, November 05, 2025

Various: The Complete Stax - Volt Singles 9 CD: (1959 - 1968) + CD 10: 1968 - 1971)

 

Stax Records is an American record company, originally based in Memphis, Tennessee. Founded in 1957

RUFUS  THOMAS

as Satellite Records, the label changed its name to Stax Records in September 1961. It also shared its operations with sister label Volt Records.
                         
OTIS  REDING
               
Stax was influential in the creation of Southern soul and Memphis soul music. Stax also released gospel,
EDDIE  JEFFERSON

funk, and blues recordings. The label was founded by two siblings, business partners Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton, whose last names formed the basis of the label's name (Stewart + Axton = "Stax"). It featured several popular ethnically integrated bands (including the label's house band, Booker T. & the M.G.'s) and a racially integrated team of staff and artists unprecedented in that time of racial strife and tension in Memphis and the South
                      
ALBERT  KING

According to ethnomusicologist Rob Bowman, the label's use of "one studio, one equipment set-up, the
FLOYD  NEWMAN

same set of musicians and a small group of songwriters led to a readily identifiable sound. It was a sound based in black gospel, blues, country, and earlier forms of rhythm and blues (R&B). It became known as southern soul music."
                          
BARBARA & THE BROWNS

Following the death of Stax's biggest star, Otis Redding, in 1967, and the severance of the label's

OSCAR  MAC

distribution deal with Atlantic Records in 1968, Stax continued primarily under the supervision of a new co-owner, Al Bell. Over the next five years, Bell expanded the label's operations significantly, in order to compete with Stax's main rival, Motown Records in Detroit. During the mid-1970s, a number of factors, including a problematic distribution deal with CBS Records, caused the label to slide into insolvency, resulting in its forced closure in late 1975.
                            

BOBBY  MARCHAN

In 1977, Fantasy Records acquired the post-1968 Stax catalogue and selected pre-1968 recordings.

JEANNE  &  THE  DARLINGS
Beginning in 1978, Stax (now owned by Fantasy) began signing new acts and issuing new material, as well as reissuing previously recorded Stax material. However, by the early 1980s, no new material was being issued on the label, and for the next two decades, Stax was strictly a reissue label. 
                                   
BOOKER T & THE MG's

Full marks to Stax/Volt for being ultra-inclusive when compiling the definitive box set for their important
JIMMY  HUGHES

label. Every single soul A-side (some of the pop and country sides were left off, since Stax/Volt never ended up going in that direction anyways, so they're not important in telling the story), plus some choice B-sides grace this set.
                                      
CARLA  THOMAS

At 9 full CD's (covering 67 artists performing 244 songs), The Complete Stax/Volt Singles, Volume 1:
SOUL  CHILDREN

1959-1968 is for serious or dedicated collectors only. If you're a casual Otis Redding fan, or only really liked "Soul Man" by Sam & Dave, then you're better off sticking with smaller and more specific compilation CD's. If you want all the Rufus Thomas, Eddie Floyd, Mar-Keys, Mable John, Carla Thomas, Booker T & The MGs, Albert King, Mad Lads (the list goes on and on and on, of course) and a bunch of great yet unheralded artists from Stax/Volt history, then this is exactly what you need...and in convenient one-stop shopping.

                            
THE  DRAMATICS

The Complete Stax/Volt Singles, Volume 1: 1959-1968 is amazing to listen to over long stretches of time.
THE  CANES

You can hear the Memphis soul sound develop and grow and evolve. You can hear stars like Otis Redding and Carla Thomas work their way to the top of their games. Plus, if you follow along with the informative hard-cover book included with the set, you can read all about the humble beginnings and curiosities of all you favorite southern soul singers and players.
                              
T
EDDIE  FLOYD

Soul music was the music of the sixties, and a lot of that great music came from the Stax/Volt label. For those of us who want it all, thanks to The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968, we can have it all. 
                              

THE  MAR - KEYS

NOTES


• 9 full CD's
• 67 artists
• 244 songs
• 10 hours, 50 minutes and 56 seconds of music
• All of the A-sides in Stax/Volt History from 1959 to 1968, plus choice B-sides
• The definitive Southern Soul box


Various – The Complete Stax-Volt Singles 1959-1968
Label: Atlantic – 7-82218-2
Series: The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles
Format: 9 x CD, Compilation, Box Set
Country: US
Released: Apr 30, 1991
Genre: Funk / Soul
Style: Rhythm & Blues, Pop Rock, Soul, Funk

CD 1.

                         


01. Veltones  – Fool In Love    1:59
02. Carla Thomas & Rufus Thomas – 'Cause I Love You    2:46
03. Carla Thomas – Gee Whiz    2:21
04. The Chips – You Make Me Feel So Good    2:14
05. Carla Thomas – A Love Of My Own    2:30
06. The Mar-Keys – Last Night    2:39
07. Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas – I Didn't Believe    2:12
08. Prince Conley – I'm Going Home    2:51
09. Carla Thomas – (Mama, Mama) Wish Me Good Luck    2:25
10. The Mar-Keys – Morning After    2:15
11. Barbara Stephens – The Life I Live    2:26
12. The Mar-Keys – About Noon    2:33-
13. The Triumphs – Burnt Biscuits    2:01
14. Carla Thomas – I Kinda Think He Does    2:38
15. The Mar-Keys– Foxy    2:17
16. William Bell – You Don't Miss Your Water    2:03
17. William Bell – Formula Of Love    2:08
18. Macy Skipper – Goofin' Off    3:01
19. Barbara Stephens – Wait A Minute    2:25
20. Nick Charles – Sunday Jealous    2:57
21. Barbara Stephens – That's The Way It Is With Me    2:27
22. The Tonettes – No Tears    2:34
23. The Mar-Keys – Pop - Eye Stroll    2:46
24. Nick Charles – The Three Dogwoods    2:29
25. The Canes – Why Should I Suffer With The Blues    2:53
26. The Mar-Keys – Whot's Happenin'!    2:30
27. The Del-Rios – Just Across The Street    2:23
28. The Del-Rios – There's A Love    2:20
29. Rufus Thomas – Can't Ever Let You Go    2:34

Flac Size: 368 MB

CD 2.

                            


01. Booker T & The MG's – Green Onions    2:55
02. Booker T & The MG's – Behave Yourself    3:54
03. William Bell – Any Other Way    2:31
04. Carla Thomas – I'll Bring It Home To You ( Written-By – Cooke)  3:07 
05. The Mar-Keys – Sack - O-Woe    2:33
06. Otis Redding – These Arms Of Mine    2:33
07. The Tonettes – Teardrop Sea    2:31
08. Rufus Thomas – The Dog    2:37
09. Booker T & The MG's – Jelly Bread    2:33
10. William Bell – I Told You So    2:32
11. The Mar-Keys – Bo-Time    2:45
12. Booker T & The MG's  – Home Grown    3:15
13. Deanie Parker & The Valadors – My Imaginary Guy    2:43
14. William Bell – Just As I Thought    3:03
15. Carla Thomas – What A Fool I've Been   2:17
16. Eddie Kirk – The Hawg, Part One    2:53
17. Oscar Mack – Don't Be Afraid Of Love    2:33
18. Cheryl & Pam Johnson – That's My Guy    2:09
19. Booker T & The MG's – Chinese Checkers    2:29
20. William Bell – Somebody Mentioned Your Name    3:05
21. Bobby Marchan – What Can I Do    2:45
22. Otis Redding – That's What My Heart Needs    2:42
23. The Astors – What Can It Be    2:19
24. Billy & The King Bees – Bango    2:19
25. Eddie Kirk – Them Bones    2:23
26. Rufus Thomas  –Walking The Dog    2:37
27. William Bell – I'll Show You    2:49

Flac Size: 352 MB

CD 3.

                                 


01. Otis Redding – Pain In My Heart    2:24
02. Carla Thomas – Gee Whiz, It's Christmas    2:47
03. Booker T & The MG's - Mo' Onions    2:35
04. Floyd Newman – Frog Stomp    2:14
05. Rufus Thomas – Can Your Monkey Do The Dog    2:28
06. Bobby Marchan – You Won't Do Right    2:34
07. The Drapels  – Wondering (When My Love Is Coming Home)    2:18
08. Deanie Parker – Each Step I Take    2:51
09. The Van-Dells – The Honey Dripper    2:07
10. William Bell  – Who Will It Be Tomorrow    2:25
11. Otis Redding – Come To Me    2:46
12. Otis Redding – Don't Leave Me This Way    2:58
13. Eddie Jefferson – I Don't Want You Anymore    3:00
14. The Cobras – Restless    2:26
15. Rufus Thomas – Somebody Stole My Dog    2:40
16. Barbara & The Browns – Big Party    2:42
17. Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas – That's Really Some Good    1:57
18. Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas – Night Time Is The Right Time.    2:40
19. Otis Redding – Security    2:37
20. Oscar Mack – Dream Girl    3:01
21. Dorothy Williams – Closer To My Baby    2:28
22. Carla Thomas – I've Got No Time To Lose    3:01
23. The Drapels – Young Man    2:35
24. Booker T & The MG's – Soul Dressing    3:00
25. Wendy Rene – After Laughter (Comes Tears)    3:02
26. Ivory Joe Hunter – Can't Explain How It Happened    2:44
27. The Mar-Keys – Bush Bash    2:32
28. The Fleets – Please Return To Me    2:35

Flac Size: 345 MB

CD 4.

                               


01. Rufus Thomas – Jump Back    2:22
02. Otis Redding – Chained And Bound    2:41
03. Barbara & The Browns – In My Heart    2:52
04. Johnny Jenkins – Spunky    2:21
05. Wendy Rene – Bar B-Q    2:32
06. The Mad Lads –The Sidewalk Surf    2:24
07. Booker T & The MG's – Can't Be Still    2:02
08. Carla Thomas – A Woman's Love    2:56
09. Baracudas – Yank Me (Doodle)    2:28
10. Otis Redding –That's How Strong My Love Is    2:24
11. Otis Redding – Mr Pitiful    2:43
12. Del-Rays – Don't Let Her Be Your Baby   2:37
Written-By – Berry Gordy, Jr.
13. David Porter – Can't See You When I Want To    2:55
14. Barbara & The Browns – My Lover    2:23
15. The Admirals – Got You On My Mind    2:38
16. Carla Thomas – How Do You Quit (Someone You Love)    2:55
17. Gorgeous George – Biggest Fool In Town    2:48
18. The Mar-Keys – Banana Juice    2:25
19. Rufus Thomas – Little Sally Walker    2:29
20. Sam & Dave – A Place Nobody Can Find    2:57
21. Sam & Dave – Goodnight Baby    2:48
22. Booker T & The MG's – Boot-Leg    2:06
23. Booker T & The MG's – Outrage    2:38
24. Otis Redding – I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)    2:55
25. Otis Redding – I'm Depending On You    2:30
26. The Astors – Candy    3:02
27. Wendy Rene – Give You What I Got    2:49
.

Flac Size: 332 MB

CD 5.

                               


01. Carla Thomas – Stop! Look What You're Doin'    2:33
02. Rufus Thomas – Willy Nilly    2:39
03. The Mad Lads – Don't Have To Shop Around    2:55
04. William Bell – Crying All By Myself    2:43
05. Sam & Dave – I Take What I Want    2:33
06. Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas – When You Move You Lose    2:50
07. Otis Redding – Respect    2:09
08. The Premiers – Make It Me    2:48
09. Rufus Thomas – The World Is Round    2:29
10. The Astors – In The Twilight Zone    2:45
11. Sir Isaac & The Do-Dads – Blue Groove    2:36
12. Sam & Dave – You Don't Know Like I Know    2:41
13. The Mar-Keys – Grab This Thing (Part 1)    2:36
14. Booker T & The MG's  – Be My Lady    2:38
15. Carla Thomas –  Comfort Me    2:41
16. Otis Redding – I Can't Turn You Loose    2:48
17. Otis Redding – Just One More Day    3:30
18. The Mad Lads – I Want Someone    2:43
19. Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas – Birds & Bees    2:26
20. The Mar-Keys – Philly Dog    2:16
21. Johnnie Taylor – I Had A Dream    3:05
22. Otis Redding – Satisfaction (Written-By – Jagger-Richard)   2:46
23. Eddie Floyd – Things Get Better    2:23
24. Ruby Johnson – I'll Run Your Hurt Away    3:09
25. Four Shells – Hot Dog    2:10
26. Carla Thomas – Let Me Be Good To You    2:44
27. Sam & Dave – Hold On I'm Comin'    2:34

Flac Size: 335 MB

CD 6.

                          


01. Albert King – Laundromat Blues    3:09
02. The Mad Lads – Sugar Sugar    2:31
03. William Bell – Share What You Got (But Keep What You Need)    2:51
04. William Bell – Marching Off To War    3:19
05. Otis Redding – My Lover's Prayer    3:11
06. Mable John – Your Good Thing (Is About To End)    2:58
07. Johnnie Taylor – I Got To Love Somebody's Baby    2:55
08. The Mad Lads – I Want A Girl    2:45
09. Eddie Floyd – Knock On Wood    3:06
10. Carla Thomas – B-A-B-Y    2:56
11. Booker T & The MG's  – My Sweet Potato    2:43
12. Booker T & The MG's – Booker Loo    2:29
13. Albert King – Oh, Pretty Woman    2:47
14. Sam & Dave – Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody    2:37
15. William Bell – Never Like This Before    3:02
16. Otis Redding  – Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)    2:43
17. The Mad Lads – Patch My Heart    2:34
18. Rufus Thomas – Sisters' Got A Boyfriend    2:44
19. Ruby Johnson – Come To Me My Darling    2:54
20. Ruby Johnson – When My Love Comes Down    2:48
21. Otis Redding – Try A Little Tenderness    3:20
22. Albert King – Crosscut Saw    2:35
23. Johnnie Taylor – Little Bluebird    2:57
24. Johnnie Taylor – Toe Hold    2:40
25. Booker T & The MG's – Jingle Bells    2:37

Flac Size: 320 MB

CD 7.

                            


01. Sam & Dave – You Got Me Hummin'    2:50
02. Mable John – You're Taking Up Another Man's Place    2:54
03. Carla Thomas – All I Want For Christmas Is You    2:54
04. The Charmels – Please Uncle Sam (Send Back My Man)    2:34
05. Carla Thomas – Something Good (Is Going To Happen To You)    2:34
06. Eddie Floyd – Raise Your Hand    2:28
07. Johnnie Taylor – Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One) 3:12
08. The Mad Lads – I Don't Want To Lose Your Love    2:21
09. Sam & Dave – When Something Is Wrong With My Baby    3:18
10. Bobby Wilson – Let Me Down Slow    2:11
11. Booker T & The MG's – Hip Hug-Her    2:26
12. William Bell – Everybody Loves A Winner    2:53
13. Sir Mack Rice – Mini-Skirt Minnie    2:34
14. Carla Thomas – When Tomorrow Comes    2:31
15. Eddie Purrell – The Spoiler    2:47
16. Otis Redding – I Love You More Than Words Can Say    2:51
17. Ruby Johnson – If I Ever Needed Love (I Sure Do Need It Now )    2:23
18. Mable John – Same Time Same Place    2:56
19. Otis Redding & Carla Thomas – Tramp    3:02
20. Bar-Kays – Soul Finger    2:21
21. Bar-Kays – Knucklehead    2:27
22. Otis Redding – Shake (Written-By – Sam Cooke)   2:36
23. Albert King – Born Under A Bad Sign    2:49
24. Sam & Dave – Soothe Me (Written-By – Sam Cooke)   3:00
25. Sam & Dave – I Can't Stand Up    2:43
26. Eddie Floyd – Don't Rock The Boat    2:02

                          


01. The Mad Lads – My Inspiration (Written-By – King-Goffin)   2:48
02. Sir Mack Rice – Love Sickness    2:26
03. Rufus Thomas – Sophisticated Sissy    2:45
04. Carla Thomas – I'll Always Have Faith In You    2:55
05. Jeanne & The Darlings – How Can You Mistreat The One You Love    2:45
06. Eddie Floyd – Love Is A Doggone Good Thing    2:27
07. Booker T & The MG's – Groovin'    2:44
08. Booker T & The MG's – Slim Jenkin's Place   2:31
09. Otis Redding – Glory Of Love    2:41
10. Mable John – I'm A Big Girl Now    2:31
11. Mable John – Wait You Dog    2:12
12. Johnnie Taylor – You Can't Get Away From It    2:49
13. William Bell – Eloise (Hang On In There)    2:45
14. Otis Redding & Carla Thomas – Knock On Wood    2:52
15. C.L. Blast – I'm Glad To Do It   3:05
16. C.L. Blast – Double Up   2:03
17. Judy Clay – You Can't Run Away From Your Heart    2:56
18. The Charmels – I'll Gladly Take You Back    2:38
19. Sam & Dave – Soul Man    2:40
20. The Astors – Daddy Didn't Tell Me    2:36
21. Bar-Kays – Give Everybody Some    2:25
22. Eddie Floyd – On A Saturday Night    2:44
23. Mable John – Don't Hit Me No More    2:50
24. Johnnie Taylor – Somebody's Sleeping In My Bed    2:50
25. Booker T & The MG's – Winter Snow   3:25
26. William Bell – Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday    2:38
27. Johnny Daye – What'll I Do For Satisfaction    2:59
28. Carla Thomas – Pick Up The Pieces   2:46

Flac Size: 350 MB

CD 9.

                          


01. Rufus Thomas – Down Ta My House    2:26
02. The Charmels – As Long As I've Got You    2:40
03. Jeanne & The Darlings – Soul Girl    2:31
04. Albert King – Cold Feet    2:48
05. Sam & Dave – I Thank You    2:46
06. Sam & Dave – Wrap It Up    2:33
07. Otis Redding – (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay    2:41
08. Memphis Nomads – Don't Pass Your Judgement    2:07
09. Otis Redding & Carla Thomas – Lovey Dovey    2:36
10. Ollie & The Nightingales – I Got A Sure Thing    2:39
11. Eddie Floyd – Big Bird    3:03
12. Bar-Kays – A Hard Day's Night (Written-By – Lennon-McCartney)   2:45
13. Johnnie Taylor – Next Time    2:35
14. William Bell – A Tribute To A King    2:54
15. William Bell – Every Man Oughta Have A Woman    2:46
16. Mable John – Able Mable    2:42
17. Rufus Thomas – The Memphis Train    2:34
18. Rufus Thomas – I Think I Made A Boo Boo    2:22
19. Jeanne & The Darlings – What Will Later On Be Like   2:49
20. Jeanne & The Darlings – Hang Me Now   2:21
21. Derek Martin – Soul Power   2:53
22. Linda Lyndell – Bring Your Love Back To Me   2:09
23. Carla Thomas – A Dime A Dozen    2:53
24. The Mad Lads – Whatever Hurts You    3:03
25. Otis Redding – The Happy Song (Dum Dum)    2:44
26. Albert King – (I Love) Lucy    2:54
27. Johnnie Taylor – I Ain't Particular    2:27

Flac Size: 350 MB

CD 10.VARIOUS - STAX SOUL SINGLES 1968 - 1971

                       


This is a Compilation I made, from another Sampler: "STAX Soul Singles 1968 - 1971" and is not available in the music stores. Some songs exist in the previous CDs.
 
01. Eddie Floyd - knock On Wood
02. Sam & Dave - Said I Wasn't Gonna tell nobody
03. Bar-keys - Soul Finger
04. William Bell - Everybody Will be like a holiday
05. Sam & Dave - Soul Man
06. Johnny Daye - What'll Do For Satisfaction 
07. Sam & Dave - I Thank You
08. Otis Redding - The Dock Of The Bay
09. Eddie Floyd - Big Bird
10. Rufus Thomas - Funky Mississippi
11. Judy Clay - Bed Of Roses
12. Johnny Taylor - Who's Making Love
13. Bar- Keys - Copy Cat
14. Soul Children - I'll Understand
15. The Staple Singer - The Ghetto
16. Rufus Thomas - Funky Way
17. Jimmy Hughes - Let' em Down Baby
18. The Mad Lads - Love Is Here
19. Booker T - Time Is Tight
20. Johnny Taylor - Testify
21. Johnny Taylor & Carla Thomas - Just Keep On
22. Albert King & Steve Cooper - Tupelo
23. Soul Children - The Sweeter he Is
24. William Bell - Born Under A Bad Sign
25. Dramatics - Your Love Is Strange
26. Berny Hayes - Black Woman

Flac Size: 753 MB